Patient's question:
When my wife was about four months pregnant, she had a complete anterior placenta covering the cervix, which then led to placental abruption. The doctor performed a cesarean section to remove the baby. Why did the doctor cause placental abruption? How long after the cesarean section at four months can she consider getting pregnant again?Doctor's answer:
Placenta previa is very dangerous during pregnancy, especially complete placenta previa requires immediate termination of early pregnancy to prevent severe bleeding. Cesarean delivery is not recommended within two years after surgery to avoid the uterus shrinking and causing re-rupture at the scar site. The above is advice on the question "Does complete placenta previa covering the cervix require a cesarean section?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!